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Lee Craig is an Alumni Distinguished Professor of Economics at North Carolina State University's Department of Economics. He specializes in economic history, public sector pensions, and cliometrics. His research bridges historical analysis with contemporary issues such as pension plan design, nutritional economics, and market integration. Craig holds a Ph.D. in Economics from Indiana University (1989).
Research Focus: Craig's work explores the intersection of technological change (e.g., refrigeration's impact on markets), public policy (pension systems), and historical economic trends. Notable themes include the antebellum puzzle, the evolution of public pensions, and the role of nutrition in labor markets.
Recent Work Trends: Recent articles analyze Michelin star pricing effects, James Bond's dining economics, and the decline in public schoolteacher pensions. His work frequently employs historical data to inform modern policy debates.
Awards & Grants: No awards explicitly listed, but his extensive publications and academic leadership reflect sustained recognition in economic history circles.
Advising & Teaching: While specific advisees are not listed, Craig's role as Graduate Faculty indicates mentorship in economics research. His teaching page includes materials on economic history and public policy.
Labs/Teams: Collaborations are not explicitly detailed, though his work suggests involvement with cliometric research networks and institutional economics groups.
